If you know, you know: the Z3 M Coupé is one of BMW M’s most unapologetic, old-school driver’s cars, short wheelbase, wide hips, a proper straight-six up front, and a manual ’box in the middle. They’ve become seriously sought-after because nothing modern feels quite like this.

Production was only 6,291 units worldwide, which already puts it into “rare toy” territory.
And in right-hand-drive S50 form, only 821 were built, making a RHD example like this a proper needle-in-a-haystack find.

Finished in Titanium Silver Metallic over that bold red/black cabin, this one has the kind of spec that stands out in a sea of predictable colour combos. The mileage of 124,034 km is perfectly sensible for the model and still right in the sweet spot for someone who wants to use the car, not just stare at it under a cover.

This is the kind of car you buy before everyone starts saying: “I should’ve bought one when they were still attainable.”